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How to Sew a Cutout Beret

comments (3) February 25th, 2010     

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_nikki_ Nicole Smith, contributor
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Layer felt to create a colorful motif for your beret.
Transfer your motif to the felt.
Use small fabric scissors to cut out the motif.
Layer felt to create a colorful motif for your beret.

Layer felt to create a colorful motif for your beret.

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4. Cut out your motif. Use small fabric scissors to cut out the motif.

 

5. Assemble the brim. With right sides together, sew the short ends of the felt strip together with a 1⁄4 -inch seam allowance. Press the seam open; then topstitch the seam allowance open close to the seam, as shown above.


 Sew the brim seam, and then topstitch the seam allowances open.

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Comments (3)

sews4fun writes: Very clever, I definitely plan on making this one!
Posted: 11:07 am on June 3rd
sink_in writes: this is really cute!
Posted: 10:07 pm on April 13th
Carolebarrel writes: Taking the lazy way out, and to avoid construction of the hat, I will try the technique with a beret I found this spring on the winter clearance table. By turning the hat inside out, transfering the cutout pattern as prescribed and adding another circle of felt or material inside, I plan to wear it with my favorite winter coat for a bit of verve with half the effort. Thank you, Nicole. I loved the tutorial.
Posted: 8:24 pm on March 3rd
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